By: Cory Chan and Joanne Deng

© 2008 JCBTHS

• You must answer each question with, What is…?• If you do not answer the question correctly, you do not get

any points.• If you give an incorrect answer, the amount of points that

will be subtracted from your group is what the question is worth.

• You must raise your hand to participate. The first group that the instructor see raise their hand will go first. The second team who raise their hand will go second.

• Do not interrupt the person who is speaking.• Do not be disrespectful to anyone.• Have fun!

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PopulationEcology

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CommunityEcology

Ecology

A group of individuals of all the same species living in the same

area is called?

What is a population?

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The study of distribution and abundance or organisms, their

interactions with other organisms and interactions with

the physical environment is called?

What is ecology?

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The description of interrelationships between the organisms in a community and their physical environment is

called?

What is ecosystem?

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What is composed of all the regions of the earth that contain

living things?

What is biosphere?

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What is the term that is used to describe all the biotic and abiotic

resources in the environment used by an organism.

What is niche?

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What is the study, abundance, and distribution of populations called?

What is population ecology?

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What are the three types of roles for all organisms ?

What is producers, consumers and decomposers?

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What is the term that is used to describe how individuals in a population are distributed?

What is dispersion?

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What are three examples of the effects that humans have on the

environment?

What is the greenhouse effect, ozone depletion, acid rain,

desertification, deforestation, pollution or biodiversity?

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What are the three basic types of symbiotic relationships?

What is mutalism, commensalism and parasitism?

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What is the term that is used to describe certain characteristics of an

organism that may enable individuals to obtain resources in

their partitions more successfully?

What is character displacement?

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What are the four types of predation?

What is a true predator, parasite, parasitoid, and herbivore?

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What is the term that’s used to describe species that compete for

the same resources?

What is the competitive exclusion principle?

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What is the term that’s used when both species in a relationship

benefit?

What is mutualism?

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What is the term that’s used when the niche of that organism occupies in the absence of competing species?

What is fundamental niche?

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What is the name for toxic chemicals that are produced in plants that discourage would-be

herbivores?

What is secondary compounds?

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What is the term that is used when any color, pattern, shape or

behavior enables an animal to blend in with its surroundings?

What is camouflage?

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What is another name for camouflage?

What is cryptic coloration?

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What is the term that is used to describe a conspicuous pattern or coloration of animals that warn

predators that they sting, bite, taste bad or are otherwise to be avoided?

What is aposematic coloration?

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What are the two kinds of mimicry?

What is mullerian mimicry and batesian mimicry?

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What is an inborn and unlearned behavior is called?

What is instinct?

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What is it called when the hatchlings or babies accept the first

moving thing as their mother?

What is imprinting?

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What is the building or rebuilding of an entire ecosystem called?

What is ecological succession?

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What are the 4 types of social behavior?

What is agonistic behavior, dominance hierarchies,

territoriality and altruistic behavior?

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What are the levels of ecological interaction from largest to

smallest?

What is biosphere, ecosystem, community and population?

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What is the term that is used to describe the system that is used to organize plants and animals into different groups to reflect their

main energy source?

What is trophic level?

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